FIFA force PGMOL to apologize to Man united as Fifa releases fresh sanctions on the match officials that officiated against West Ham
FIFA has reportedly stepped in over the controversial refereeing in Manchester United’s clash with West Ham, instructing Professional Game Match Officials Limited to issue an official apology to the Old Trafford side. The governing body is also believed to have imposed fresh sanctions on the officials who handled the fixture.
United supporters have been left celebrating after reports emerged that football’s top authority conducted a review of the key incidents from the heated encounter. The match had triggered intense backlash from fans and analysts alike, many of whom criticised the consistency and fairness of the decisions made on the pitch.
After examining the contentious moments, FIFA allegedly concluded that errors were made, prompting disciplinary action against the referees involved. As part of the fallout, an apology has reportedly been directed to Manchester United, acknowledging the controversy that overshadowed the game.
The development has added another layer to the ongoing debate around officiating standards, with many calling for improved accountability and transparency in high-stakes Premier League fixtures.
